Kellogg's Exploits Child Labor & Supports Domestic Terrorists Black Lives Matter

When the Kellogg's corporation decided to pull advertising from Breitbart News saying their "company values" conflicted with Breitbart's "hate speech" a few things became clear with just a few searches into the claims. Breitbart News was being falsely maligned by the left yet again. The same left that was said to have pressured Kellogg's into pulling the advertising. The real question was what kind of company values does Kellogg's really have.  Consider this:

Kellogg's exploits child labor ? That isn't good.  Surely it was just and oversight. Except for the fact that the Kellogg's Foundation also supports the domestic terror group Black Lives Matter.

Supporting Domestic Terror,   that's not so Grrrreeeat!  

What is the Kellogg foundation doing supporting that anarcho-marxist domestic terror organization Black Lives Matter?  What kind of "company values" are those.  Like most large foundations, the endowments soon end up supporting and backing far left causes. In this case, the support for Black Lives Matter will not only endear the corporation to the left, but the White House as well. Black Lives Matter helped drive the false race narratives of the left coming into election 2016. Check out the video below to learn more about Black Lives Matter.




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What can you do about it?  #BoycottKelloggs #DumpKellogs

FBI Investigated Orlando Nightclub Shooter in 2013 & 2014

First an excerpt from TheHill

A co-worker of the suspect in the Orlando, Fla., nightclub shooting described Omar Mateen as homophobic, "unhinged and unstable," according to Florida Today, a daily newspaper in Melbourne, Fla.

Daniel Gilroy worked with Mateen at G4S Security for several months in 2014 and 2015, and said Mateen frequently made homophobic and racial comments.

He also said Mateen began sending him multiple texts a day, leading Gilroy to quit his job.
"I quit because everything he said was toxic," Gilroy said. "And the company wouldn't do anything. This guy was unhinged and unstable. He talked of killing people." 

Fifty people were killed and 53 more wounded inside the crowded gay nightclub. Mateen, a U.S. citizen from Florida, is suspected in the shooting. He was killed at the scene.  

Orlando Police Chief John Mina told reporters the suspect had an assault-style rifle and a handgun. The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) claimed responsibility Sunday for the shooting, but offered no proof for the attacks. 

The FBI confirmed on Sunday it had interviewed the suspect in the Orlando, Fla., nightclub attack three times before the shooting took place early Sunday morning.  

An official said the FBI first became aware of the suspect, Omar Mateen, 29, in 2013 when he made "inflammatory comments to coworkers alleging possible terrorist ties."  

In the course of that investigation, Mateen was interviewed twice, but the FBI was unable to verify the substance of his comments.

continue reading the story TheHill

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